Excerpt from a Frontier Instructor's Journal

Today we trained alongside the Typhoon operatives. I expected another batch of rookies decked out in expensive gear. I was wrong.

They're well-trained, no doubt about it. But there's one key difference between us. They see the Zone as a mission. We know the Zone is a force of nature, and no amount of training or procedure can truly prepare you for it.

We put their new suits through their paces. Impressive equipment. But when the batteries run dry and the electronics let you down, experience is all you have left. That's exactly why command sent them here to learn from us.

We'll see what the finest soldiers from the Big Land are really capable of when it's just them and the Zone.

💬 What do you think? Will the Typhoon operatives be able to adapt to the North?